Wonder how many of those present still go?
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Wonder how many of those present still go?
In my old seat (Upper East) Old WHL there seemed a lot, I almost felt the odd one out! Can't say that's the case in my new seat though.
I do remember, maybe you do too? The lovely old Lady that had been going to Spurs since a kid (I think she was from Edmonton) and she was 90 or something, she was interviewed at half time and I think Dele presented her with a shirt or boots or something??? One of the best half-time interviews I've ever heard, it would be good to for us to do more of them.
Yes I remember that interview, think they gave her a shirt with her name and 90 on the back.
It would be nice for the Club to recognise long serving and suffering supporters.
Give it another 30-40 years or so and they'll be wheeling US out at HT!!Yes I remember that interview, think they gave her a shirt with her name and 90 on the back.
It would be nice for the Club to recognise long serving and suffering supporters.
Three gents in the crowd wearing straw boaters. Priceless.
Luton fans.
We want moseley out, say we want moseley out.
Great photo, presuming the west stand on the left looking towards the paxton?. As the East stand shelf was built in the thirties
Yes I remember that. Some idiot was actually firing staples with an elastic band at the opposition goalie! The crowd got hold of him and through him out but we still ended up having to build a bigger gap away from the pitch
That gap stayed until 1989 - until we played Everton.
First home game after Hillsborough.
Docherty thinking whose wife can he shag, Harris thinking whose legs he can break (as was Dave, in all reality). Sir Bill thinking thoughts of the righteous and just, obviously.
That game was the first Spurs game I watched and the reason I became a Spurs supporter instead of a chav.
Sometimes I curse it, but most of the time I'm glad it happened. Best times of my life are nearly all Spurs connected.